The deeply weird class of rich celebrities stung by Operation Varsity Blues, the college admissions bribery scandal which caught Full House actress Lori Laughlin and Desperate Housewives actress Felicity Huffman forging records for their children in order to get them into good schools, has another member who hasn't been talked about much. Until now.

That would be Michelle Janavs, billionaire heiress to the Hot Pockets fortune, who is set to be sentenced today for her participation in the scheme. Janavs pleaded guilty in October of 2019 to paying $300,000 as part of the scheme, pretending her daughter was a volleyball recruit to get her into USC. Prosecutors are seeking 21 months in prison, three years of supervised release, a fine of $175,000, and 250 hours of community service.

Her participation in Operation Varsity Blues was widely a footnote in the overall story until today, when news articles began including Janavs' full title, "Hot Pockets Heiress" in their headline. That alone caused Twitter users to take notice.

“Hot Pockets heiress” is an incredible phrase I’m thrilled to wake up to.

— Connor Goldsmith (@dreamoforgonon) February 25, 2020

"Hot Pockets heiress" is the most amazing title ever and I can't believe she soiled its good name. https://t.co/tWV27NBaDu

— Carol Roth (@caroljsroth) February 25, 2020

I'd have expected these kind of shenanigans from the Pop-Tarts heir, but not you, Hot Pockets heiress. https://t.co/C3VKajkOL2

— G (@stevensongs) February 25, 2020

"Hot Pockets heiress" is the new "cellar door."

— Maggie Serota (@maggieserota) February 25, 2020

One wonders if Miss Janavs doesn't think her father, the inventor of Hot Pockets, will be too pleased to hear about this.

I just read an article that the heiress to the Hot Pockets company is being prosecuted for cheating college admissions process. This is the real life version of “my dad is the inventor of toaster strudels”

— Katie Emig ☆ (@katieclairee) February 25, 2020